Welcome To
65 Southport St #1501
Room to spread out, a sunset-facing balcony, and one of Toronto’s most loved neighbourhoods right outside your door!
This bright, spacious, freshly painted 2-bed, 2-bath condo in High Park/Swansea offers nearly 950 sq. ft. of comfortable living space, with an open-concept living and dining area that opens onto a generous west-facing private balcony.
Enjoy brand-new kitchen cabinets, stainless steel appliances, laminate flooring, plenty of storage, a dedicated laundry room with a full-size washer and dryer, and a primary bedroom with its own ensuite.
Even better? Underground parking, a storage locker, utilities, cable and internet are all included! The building offers amenities including an indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, gym, billiards room, party room, hobby room, and visitor parking.
Spend your weekends exploring High Park, walking the waterfront trails, kayaking along the Humber River or grabbing coffee in nearby Bloor West Village and Roncesvalles. Cheese Boutique is just around the corner!
With the TTC just a minute away and easy highway access, getting downtown is a breeze.
Available: November 1
Includes: heat, water, hydro, parking, cable TV, high-speed internet
Want to make this your new home?
If you’re interested in renting this unit, you’ll need to provide:
- Meeting with Landlord (In-person or virtual)
- Completed application form
- Proof of employment
- Credit check
- 3 references
- First and last month’s deposit was delivered via bank draft or certified cheque.
About High Park-Swansea
If you’re the kind of person who wants a little bit of everything—big trees, strong coffee, walkable everything, and a real sense of community—High Park just makes sense. It’s one of those rare Toronto neighbourhoods where the moment you arrive, you feel like you’ve arrived. It’s peaceful without being boring, charming without being fussy, and full of everyday conveniences that make life just… easier.
On one side of the street? High Park—400 acres of trails, gardens, playgrounds, and even a zoo. (Pro tip: the cherry blossom season here actually lives up to the hype.) On the other? Coffee shops, libraries, gyms, and all the low-key essentials—Tim’s runs, spontaneous bookstore visits, and last-minute grocery stops that don’t involve a car. Whether you’re pushing a stroller, walking a rescue pup, or just clearing your head after a long day, this is the kind of neighbourhood where the everyday feels a little more grounded.
You’re close to Bloor West Village, where the boutiques are actually good, the bakeries smell like butter, and there’s always a quiet table waiting somewhere. Need to head downtown? The Gardiner’s close. So are Runnymede and High Park subway stations. Want to shake things up? The Junction and Humber River trails are just around the corner. It’s the kind of location that lets you choose your own adventure—without ever straying far from home.
Living in High Park means living in a real neighbourhood. The kind with Edwardian houses, front porch conversations, and neighbours who shovel your walkway when you’re away. It’s a place where city living meets nature, design meets function, and your day-to-day just works.
